Evening sentinel, Friday, June 23, 1916 · page 3

 

if FRIDAY. JUNE :3. 19:5

THE sourtt uoawaut EVENING SENTINEL.

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Sport Stripes
Us
I Palm Beach Cloth and Poplin.
filler» and Popular Styles.

E. K. BANKS

I, Mahackemo Hotel Block.
I? South Norwalk.

 

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~ New Victor Record
I By the French Orchestra
2 - , No. 67150

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DONNELLY’S

I; VICTROLA PARLOR
F 16 South Main Street.

CITY NEWS

t U‘he A tcient Order

 

of H ibernians

held a regular meeting in their rooms.‘
lloutine

ml with street. last etenirrg.
bu>rrre~~ was transacted.

pllarniurg steak, 15c 11., _\‘, y, Mit-

'1‘ltel..urtl‘ele curnrrriltec of tin

I
L‘athulr. Club will lllt‘t'l, this eterrru;

hit the club house, at which time plants

(will be discussed.

The p iblic schools of the
Ioday tor the summer vacation.
means two “hole tnonths' of \‘ftt‘allull

[Or the youngsters, who are planning.

to enjoy every minute of it.

vl‘orLerhUUse steak, 25c lb. N. Y. M.t

 

Wilhurrt l". lluhbell has sold, throurzhl

point 1‘ Hayes, the real estate agent,
his property, on West Main street. to
Starry Benedict. the principal of tho
ltttwayton public school. Alter tnarlfi‘
Improverrrents have been made, Mr.
and 1\lr.~ llerredict will rrrulte this their

' ‘rtrllre

wSrrlnr't steak, 274‘ Ill. N. Y. {\lltt

Mrs l, 'l‘. l'nyne. of South Norwnlk
ultilu Milt-Nil in the three lecged “TWP
at Tto'urr l‘oint yesterday trt'terirrmirr
“'lh enthusiastimlly :rdtist-d hy
ir‘icrnL and bystanders. tlllrillt llrt
canted. to use her "middle font." An
attempt on the part of Mrs. “titre to
Cl'lllply “llll their rtdrise, rt‘slllit'tl irt
a tumble from \thich she has not frilly
recovered today. Mrs Payne is in the
‘newr .ru.rirr' class. as tar n~ trying

'to run with three lens is concerned.
.'\l.tr uric and Mark (Emilee. dutch» ,.
tcr :lllrl >trrr of Attorney and Mrs.

Nclrerttr.tlr Cnndce. or Norunlk, have
w it >lit"‘(t€*dt‘d irt “inning prize: re
cently totrtested for in the rlrildrvns

dipsrttrrcnt of the Dillllt‘ zrtor, M: ttk
'was the winner of the fir~t prize of $7.
for tirw best short story, in Verse
l‘orrrr. \Klll(‘ll appear-ed iii the Mn)“

ururnher oi the magazine. Mill'jOl‘l
won first prize in the Peter Pan Phil"
:lng t‘luh. lry designing the best cut
out game for the children. Miss (‘tm-

dee also received 35 for her winning

suggestion. ,“

Kodak Agency
t Full line of Kodaks, Cameras,
(Films. Paper, Developers, Trays
Mounts. Chemicals and every-
thing used in Photography.
Stillson-Powell-Corporation
[ PRESCRIPTION DRUOGIs'rs.

.3 ‘ 82 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Ct.
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The

Once you get

:rl_\ (‘ltIM‘tl‘
This”

Road

The road of THRIFT
straight, well oiled, State road.

cannot miss your
ultimately reach SUC

Open an account now and try

 
 

The Gas tron '
4 Is Ready For
Work In Four
Minutes

Four minutes after lighting the tron. it is hot and ready .
for use. The burner is inside the iron and practically all I
the heat goes into the iron, resulting in a cool room.

3.50

REMEMBER—IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE GASI
IRON, YOU GET YOUR MONEY BACK.

 

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Brings you the iron, tubing and
stand. We make you a present
of the Ironing Board.

 

 

SEE THE IRONS DEMONSTRATED.

The United Electric Light and
Water Co.

Phone 1680 67 Wall St.

 

 

 

THEATRE :
use... 1501 *
t TONIGHT.

‘ Peggy Hyland in “Saints and Sinners”

SATURDAY. JUNE 24
Wm. Fox Corporation A Saturday Morning
Presents the Star
Jose Collins
_in_
“A Woman’s Honor"

'——and—— . .

The t4th Episode of
“The Strange Case of
Mary Page."

 

REGEN

 

 

At 10:30

L: The Children's Treat
S “Alice in
0 Wonderland"

Admission .. . .

10 cents

 

THERA BARA in “EAST LYNNE." Thursday. June 29.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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9 Banner Field Day at Roton Point 9

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Saturday, July lst, 1916—0p'en to All i

5-Mile Marathon—r,ooo-Yard Race-zzo-Yard Dash—roo-
Yard Dash—One Mile Relay.

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June :4th.

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BASEBALL GAME CALLED AT 11 A. M.

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AN ASSURED FACT in; 0;. financial support was ter) slon
At a meeting of the Norwnlk Plnyt “l int: itself known A number of
Icontriburions have mm. in this week

ground Association, yesterday after!
t honeyer. and lt is now decided that

lnoon. it was decided to open the play- th
Igrounds tn the First and Second Ills" is grounds will be opened fl“d th

tr 'icts. There has been some doubt inigudren giten the Opportunity to use
tl.( minds of the special committee lrri e equipment on hand from lflfit sum
charge of the work as to the advisa. The director; P 0 Osterhus Will

ibilltr of opening the grounds this unite in the city shortly and the
__ grounds will probably be opened im

imediately after July Fourth. In the
. q-‘irst district the Bishop property on
‘ Delden arenue, will be used: and, in
the Second district, the titration will
probably be on the grounds of the Lin
coin and Knudsen schools. There is
still a turtle amount of money to be
raised-and there will be no possibili.

ip PUrsrc PLAYGROUNDS mm" m WWC response in the

 

tunless contributions are general. All
“ho are interested in the play grounds,
and can help with either a. large or
small contribution, are asked to com
municate with the treasurer. Mrs. Ira
T. Chapman, No. 9 Arch street.

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THE )rAT TRADE.

At the omces of Dunlap 8: Co.. hat
manufacturers, a report 'tbat the
company is to discontinue business
was emphatically denied by an exam
tlve of the company, who sold: “Bust-
ness is better than it has been in
seven years, and prospects are bright
for the future. No» chahge lit the
present manner of 0011M“ the

isa

started on it you
and will
“31285.

”W of engaging am paid assistants _

Regent Theatre

The Great Movie Features That Will Be Shown at This Theatre

PHONE 1501 _

NEXT WEEK

 

 

 

 

MONDAY, jUNE 26
The Gifted :
LIONEL BARRYMORE ~ ‘
And the Exquisite Dramatic Artiste
GRACE VALENTINE
—in— .
"DORIAN‘S DIVORCE" -
S.) l" LYN?

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5 Wonderful Acts of Romance, Mystery. Thrills r _. RV)! & _t l:. 410 x.
. THURSDAY. JUNE
‘ - THEDA BARA
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Trade Record. New York.

 

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“THE THOUSAND DOLLAR HUSBAND"

 

T From Albert Payson 'Terhune‘s Poignant Story

“EAST LYNNE"

rec ted by Bertram Bra: ken

.mtrl'y‘ Panto-ta h s, '

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TUESDAY. JUNE 27
BLANCHE SWEET

FRIDAY. JUNE 30th

FAN NIE WARD

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By Willard Mack

the skill of her work in this production.

 

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A Mastcrly Modernizcd American Versio on of Thrs Internation-
‘ ally Famous Stave Success Adapted by Mary Murillo. Din ~

The Versatile and Ever Charming
(Star of “The Cheat," "Tcrtncsge c's Pardner," Etc.)
“A GUTTER MAGDALENE"

, A throbbing story with a theme portrayinga woman's triumph
And redemption. Miss Ward equals her best achievements in

Released on the Paramount Program

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 28 ‘
ETHEL CLAYTON and TOM MOORE

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“DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN"

SATURDAY, JULY alt

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